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\author{ Avi Bryant @avibryant }

\date{ 2022 April 13 (Wednesday), 8:37PM }

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Early in my time managing the Data team at Stripe, @jeffbalogh built a tool called Hubble with massive impact. Here's what it did:

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\item there was a big textarea to type a SQL query into

\item it showed results in a table

\item it cached the results, and gave the query + results a permalink
75\% of the value came from that. Sounds simple, but the simplicity was a huge part of it.

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Another 15\% came from the ability to toggle simple chart views instead of the table.

Most of the remaining 10\% was that you could search through a log of everyone else's queries.
I'm mentioning this because most orgs could build this in a couple of days, but not many seem to have, and I think they should.

(Something that in theory does this and more, but is encumbered with a lot more complexity and clicks, doesn't count).

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